Psychedelic Integration
WEEK OF MARCH 31-APRIL 5, 2019
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44653
WORKSHOP DETAILS
Psychedelic (sy·che·del·ic): mind manifesting, visionaryIntegration (in·te·gra·tion): transmutation of psychedelic experience into long-lasting change
Beginning with Aldous Huxley — a major inspiration for the founding of Esalen in 1962 — many influential teachers have elucidated the value of psychedelics, including Alan Watts, Terence McKenna, Ram Dass, Rick Strassman, Robert Anton Wilson, and Frank Barron. Now, we welcome you to a return of in-depth psychedelic study at Esalen. During this property-wide event, we’ll examine how psychedelic medicine is making a difference personally, culturally, and in the transformation of human consciousness amidst a global eco-crisis.
Join author Michael Pollan, MAPS founder Rick Doblin, psychiatrist Julie Holland, neurobiologist David Presti, UK psychiatrist Ben Sessa, youth safety advocate Marsha Rosenbaum, Project CBD’s Martin A. Lee, Buddhist writer Allan Badiner, and special guests author James Fadiman and UC Berkeley psychiatrist Kristi Panik, as we explore the challenges and opportunities unique to this moment in history. Stanislav Grof, who lived and taught at Esalen for 14 years, will join us remotely to open the conversation.
This workshop provides an opportunity to hear the latest research findings as well as interactive sessions to explore new topics as they arise. Together we will examine the remarkable potential of these substances as tools for healing and self-discovery. Some sessions will be filmed.
Note: Initial registration for this workshop is through the leaders only. To register, please contact PsychedelicIntegration2019@gmail.com. Only after you have completed this process will you be able to register with Esalen.
(There will be an additional $30 added to this program cost)
WORKSHOP LEADERS
Michael PollanMichael Pollan
Michael Pollan is a writer, teacher, and activist. His most recent book is, How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression and Transcendence. All seven of his previous books were New York Times bestsellers.
Rick DoblinRick Doblin
Rick Doblin, PhD, is the founder and executive director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). He received his doctorate in Public Policy from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. His professional goal is to become a legally licensed psychedelic therapist.
Julie HollandJulie Holland
Julie Holland, MD, is a psychiatrist and author of Weekends at Bellevue and Moody Bitches, editor of The Pot Book, and Ecstasy: The Complete Guide, and medical monitor for clinical studies of cannabis or MDMA-assisted psychotherapy in the treatment of PTSD in veterans.
Ben SessaBen Sessa
Ben Sessa, MD, is curator and founder of Breaking Convention, a biennial conference in the UK that explores the many facets of psychedelics. Ben has been a consultant and addictions psychiatrist, and now runs the world’s first MDMA study for alcoholism. He’s authored textbooks including The Psychedelic Renaissance and a novel about psychedelics.
Martin LeeMartin Lee
Martin A. Lee is the director of Project CBD and the author of several books including Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD - the CIA, the Sixties and Beyond, and Smoke Signals: A Social History of Marijuana - Medical, Recreational and Scientific.
Marsha RosenbaumMarsha Rosenbaum
Marsha Rosenbaum is director emerita of the Drug Policy Alliance in San Francisco where she founded the Safety First drug education project. She was principal investigator on several NIDA-funded studies and author of numerous books and articles about drug policy.
David PrestiDavid Presti
David Presti teaches neurobiology, psychology, and cognitive science at the University of California in Berkeley, and worked for many years in the clinical treatment of addiction at the San Francisco VA Medical Center.
Allan BadinerAllan Badiner
Allan Badiner is the editor of Zig Zag Zen: Buddhism and Psychedelics, Dharma Gaia: A Harvest in Buddhism and Ecology, and Mindfulness in the Marketplace. He is also a contributing editor of Tricycle magazine and serves on the board of Project CBD.
Link: https://www.esalen.org/workshop/week-march-31-april-5/psychedelic-integration
View general pricing information This workshop's start date has passed.
44653
WORKSHOP DETAILS
Psychedelic (sy·che·del·ic): mind manifesting, visionaryIntegration (in·te·gra·tion): transmutation of psychedelic experience into long-lasting change
Beginning with Aldous Huxley — a major inspiration for the founding of Esalen in 1962 — many influential teachers have elucidated the value of psychedelics, including Alan Watts, Terence McKenna, Ram Dass, Rick Strassman, Robert Anton Wilson, and Frank Barron. Now, we welcome you to a return of in-depth psychedelic study at Esalen. During this property-wide event, we’ll examine how psychedelic medicine is making a difference personally, culturally, and in the transformation of human consciousness amidst a global eco-crisis.
Join author Michael Pollan, MAPS founder Rick Doblin, psychiatrist Julie Holland, neurobiologist David Presti, UK psychiatrist Ben Sessa, youth safety advocate Marsha Rosenbaum, Project CBD’s Martin A. Lee, Buddhist writer Allan Badiner, and special guests author James Fadiman and UC Berkeley psychiatrist Kristi Panik, as we explore the challenges and opportunities unique to this moment in history. Stanislav Grof, who lived and taught at Esalen for 14 years, will join us remotely to open the conversation.
This workshop provides an opportunity to hear the latest research findings as well as interactive sessions to explore new topics as they arise. Together we will examine the remarkable potential of these substances as tools for healing and self-discovery. Some sessions will be filmed.
Note: Initial registration for this workshop is through the leaders only. To register, please contact PsychedelicIntegration2019@gmail.com. Only after you have completed this process will you be able to register with Esalen.
(There will be an additional $30 added to this program cost)
WORKSHOP LEADERS
Michael PollanMichael Pollan
Michael Pollan is a writer, teacher, and activist. His most recent book is, How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression and Transcendence. All seven of his previous books were New York Times bestsellers.
Rick DoblinRick Doblin
Rick Doblin, PhD, is the founder and executive director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). He received his doctorate in Public Policy from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. His professional goal is to become a legally licensed psychedelic therapist.
Julie HollandJulie Holland
Julie Holland, MD, is a psychiatrist and author of Weekends at Bellevue and Moody Bitches, editor of The Pot Book, and Ecstasy: The Complete Guide, and medical monitor for clinical studies of cannabis or MDMA-assisted psychotherapy in the treatment of PTSD in veterans.
Ben SessaBen Sessa
Ben Sessa, MD, is curator and founder of Breaking Convention, a biennial conference in the UK that explores the many facets of psychedelics. Ben has been a consultant and addictions psychiatrist, and now runs the world’s first MDMA study for alcoholism. He’s authored textbooks including The Psychedelic Renaissance and a novel about psychedelics.
Martin LeeMartin Lee
Martin A. Lee is the director of Project CBD and the author of several books including Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD - the CIA, the Sixties and Beyond, and Smoke Signals: A Social History of Marijuana - Medical, Recreational and Scientific.
Marsha RosenbaumMarsha Rosenbaum
Marsha Rosenbaum is director emerita of the Drug Policy Alliance in San Francisco where she founded the Safety First drug education project. She was principal investigator on several NIDA-funded studies and author of numerous books and articles about drug policy.
David PrestiDavid Presti
David Presti teaches neurobiology, psychology, and cognitive science at the University of California in Berkeley, and worked for many years in the clinical treatment of addiction at the San Francisco VA Medical Center.
Allan BadinerAllan Badiner
Allan Badiner is the editor of Zig Zag Zen: Buddhism and Psychedelics, Dharma Gaia: A Harvest in Buddhism and Ecology, and Mindfulness in the Marketplace. He is also a contributing editor of Tricycle magazine and serves on the board of Project CBD.
Link: https://www.esalen.org/workshop/week-march-31-april-5/psychedelic-integration
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